I had to write an address validator and sanitizer once. Never again what the fuck were they thinking with the short forms?
I do like having a lot more addresses, that’s great. The short forms, embedded ipv4, bridges, etc are confusing as hell. Oh, also, you have to add that all to your email validator script, enjoy!
I hate IPv6 so fucking much.
I had to write an address validator and sanitizer once. Never again what the fuck were they thinking with the short forms?
I do like having a lot more addresses, that’s great. The short forms, embedded ipv4, bridges, etc are confusing as hell. Oh, also, you have to add that all to your email validator script, enjoy!
So you’re now scared of :: padding oh no.
Also why are you writing an address validator yourself? Shouldn’t be there like a bazillion libraries by now? xD
This was like 10 years ago and there wasn’t an option that could be used with the system. I can’t remember why
There are short forms in ipv4 as well, also you don’t actually need it. 😝
true, sometimes I use 127.1 instead of 127.0.0.1 and I have some coworkers that don’t know the 0 is optional and are wtf.
Is this for real
It is real. The missing spots are filled with zeros so it works out the same.
Yes. Now try 0177.0x1.
I’m pretty sure that IPv4 address formats are more complicated than IPv6 forms, if you are actually doing RFC-compliant validation.
I’m gonna stick with DNS